EQUIP YOUR YOUTH
Awaken your church.
Reach your community.
Train the next generation.
EQUIP YOUR YOUTH
Awaken your church.
Reach your community.
Train the next generation.
Watch Daly and her "little sister" Monika, and be inspired by how they BOTH are transformed by this beautiful relationship.
Daly was a young Christian. She wanted to put her faith into action. But she didn't know how.
Her neighbour, Monika, had lost her father. She struggled to make friends and keep up with the other children because of a disability. Life was a challenge.
Then one day, everything changed. Daly heard about a new youth movement. She decided to become an Alongsider...
children & youth
countries
Imagine if every young Christian in your church was trained to simply reach out and make one disciple each. We partner with church networks (or denominations) like yours to equip your youth and young adults to lead and serve.
Through these partnerships, thousands of Christian youth are being awakened worldwide to minister in their own communities, their "little brothers and sisters" are being reached, children and their extended families are joining the church family, and communities are being transformed.
Watch this video from our YouTube channel for a glimpse of how Alongsiders can serve your church network through our training and curriculum...
Alongsiders International welcomes inquiries from leaders of church networks and denominations across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America and Europe.
Please note, we do not provide any funding or financial assistance, and we do not set up a local office in your country. We provide all the training materials and curriculum you need to start a discipleship movement.
To begin a conversation about how Alongsiders International might be able to train your church network, please fill in this simple form and we will be in contact within 48 hours.
We wanted to know if the Alongsider mentors are truly having a measurable impact in the lives of their "little brothers and sisters". So we engaged an external evaluation team. They interviewed more than 330 young people, including children from the same communities who do not have an Alongsider mentor (the "control group"). The results amazed us...